Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-23
JUBILEE H0N0RS.
PITRs, PAH0Ss, AND KNIGHTS IN BE
CREATED.
The List Pronounced "Job Lot" Espe.
oislly Disappointing The Pall-Mall
Gszette's Comment, &C SC.
by Anslo-American cable to the Dlspa;ch.I


LoNDON. June % -- Among the peers to
be cicatcd are Sir John IT. Aubyn, 1.-The
raj Unionist, member OF Parliament for -.
Ives. division OF Cornwall; Henry William
Eaton, Conservative member % p&rlia-
mcnt for Coventry, and Edward F,llowes.
Copious contributor TO the conservation
electoral fund and formerly me nber OF
Parliament Tor huntingdon. Baron Londes.
borough VIII be made an earl. The Earl
Of Strathmore, now a Scotch representative
rC,r. ana Nicourt GALWAY, an Irish peer,
will he made peers OF The United Kingdom.
y roneicl,s will be conferred uponthirteen
pcl .uns. including sir Algcmou B)rihUcS,
editor ana proprietor OF the London Morn
ma Post Mr.. Moon. chairman OF the Lon.
don aCd Northwestern railway, and Will
ham PCarc,, ship.buildcr ana member OF
Parliament tor GOVau. Thirty.ihrec per-
sons will he made knights. including Mr.
I0g. EDITOR OF the sheffield 1f'egrGDt ;
Mallin Holloway. the heir OF the pill man,
and The mayOr> Of York. Liverpool, leeds.
Shoiliel0, Bristol. New Castle, Portsmouth,
Sanford, Windsor, and Norwich.
Among the honOrS 10 be conferred the
Crown Prince Of Austria will be made an
Extra kuight OF the Garter, and the Grand
Duke Serslus. Of Russia, Grand Duke OF
Iic.Sc, Grand DIXIE OF SAKE Meiningcn,
lIincc Edward OF SlXc.W eimlr, Prince
Victor OF Notwithstanding, and
Prince Louis of B9tcnburg will be deco.
rated with the grand cross OF the order
81 the Bath. A long list OF minor decora.
lions will also be conferred.
The Pat. NAL Gdzctte says the list il
"j0b lot" the choice Of person, for elcyl-
ton to the pceragc being especially dislp-
I - H.
Gd,ctfe, .'has no excuse OF expediency, for
hi, ,reatiOus are not even OF importance
enough to be worth kicking upstairs. The
omissions from this shabby list are more
striking than it, contents. Where is the
b,iOnelcy which was TO immortalize the
proprietor Of the seal Of Unionsm, the
Du,iv IcleDdphl Where is the pcerage
which was 10 have shed halo OF royal IN.
vor over that sole pillar OF m imperilled
state identified with 'Parnellsm aud
Cuncf'"
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY.
IoxDoN, June 22.-Thc Post says:
Generalization is due both TO the Queen
and the people. No sovereign ever received
more siuccr' testimonials OF respect and
affection. Never has people testified it,
loyalty In more admirable fashion,
The Nel-S says: 1.-The pageant was
worthy Of the country and Of the occasion.
Fattery could not say more, and truth
does not allow the sObere>t chrOnicler TO say
lc>s. The Queens welcome was perhap,
The hcartie>l. as it certainly was the most
magnificent she ever receIved.'
The Times says " Amidst the tumult OF
r. iOicings, uncQuallcd in the memory OF
this and many past generations. the jubilee
eliminated in a passion OF feStiyiiy and
Thanksgiving. Only they who have lived
I'm and through il can realize it, wOndrOus
thrill and glow at Westminster Abbey rs it
was >oltmuZed, and thanksgiving and
cavilllns is dumb with admlrIng delight"
The SiGNdard says: The august ccre-
mOny Ias,td of with splendid success.
Amidst such demonstrations oil afectiOnatc
pycas th,se islands have rarely seen, no.
lining occurred TO mar the NOBLE and im-
lo.ing chaIactcrof the whole scene. Never
within the memory of the present genera
non has ENGLAND witnessed anything half
- splendid -
The IciCgdph SAYS: "The jubilee his
cone and gone in blaze Of pleasure, sll".
ctS.. and happy national emotion. The
good Victoria, the centre and climax OF
lie spectacle. was greeted with such cheers
Il love. r,ytrCrce, and hcnedlction Il no
crowned head ever before received
Al the morning papers have columns OF
telegram, from America and the continent
reporting Jubilee rejoicingS. Among the
presents Tceived by the Queen was
ore of K1jUO0, subscribed by three
million women Her Majesty accepted
This and grlciou>ly thanked the donors.
The Queen left Buckingham Palace this
cvcHrg and went TO Windsor Castle. A.
The different station, along the route she
was chccrod by enthusiastic crowds.
THE cmLDREN's FETE At HYpEPARK.
At The chldreu's fate in honor Of the
Queen, julloo, held to-day in HYDE Park.
$1,000 little ones were present. They were
aIrayed on the great lawn and made
pretty picture. The Prince and Princes
If Wal> md their sons and daughters.
pccCmuanigd Nv number Of their royal
quests. visited the Park during the fiie.
The children at once freed themselves
from the restraint, broke the rJpc.blr-
ri,r,. and rushed ptll.mtH toward
the visitors and packed themselves in solid
groups around th,m. All etiquette vanish
ed. and tie Prince, and Prmc''sc,, who
.,cmCd delighted at their position, mixed
among tie children with perfect freedom
md ple. ,ule. All m once the c5iliien BE-
can TO Stag. GOOD Bless the Prince OF
Wales" They sang in every hty, bu'
their earnc,mcs, and enthusiasm made
up for tie lick OF harmony. The
visitor, then made their way 90 the
platform erected ior their arcommoil-
ion. 1he Queen soon arrived. When y
was announced th1t lie VS. coMhG Inc
children m4>-cd Themselves Io an orderly
manner along both sides OF the road over
which her N1ie,ty'- Garage passed. ana
moved with IT toward he stand, me l,Se H.
Died b9nd> playing the national anthem
which the children AL sung with graz eI-
feet. The Queen rca he'd aud assembled I'D"
platform While the music was proceeding.
AtIts conclusion she presented a mrmofn.
Gun 10 the little girl VITO htd been selected
10 represent all the children a>'ambled'
When The Queen departed me Who'' '>'
>rn,blage sang .'lIule Briiiauin.
Mr.. Gladstone. Cord Derby. AMI LORD
| spencer were present.
KIND WORDS FROM GERMANY.
RrRIIN. June 22.-Thc RejcbSda.eYfr
.ovs The >Uccrsses which Queen Victoria
| +. io. day able to look oacl, upon with inward
| .,ti.faclion have found a loud echo in IN,
| hearts cf the whole people OF the va>i
| Erit,sh tmuirr. Every Engli>hmn reyerl>
| nith pride 10 the history OF the develop,
! mtnt Of thr last hitY years. All CNH"cu
| nations. and especially Germany, give lo,d
rXrre,,,on TO their sympathy with the
! Quccn." A..
the high importance attached by the
Emperor to hI- being worthily representa-
| At the celebration Is shown by his having
| sCnt the Crown Prince-prince william
The German people, mindful Of their rela'
| Nonship to the British and OF the glorious
| 4 81 nathan. and
| mcmhrjrg also the efforts Of both people
for tie advancement OF education and
civilization, Join with the greatest sincerity
In celebrating the jubilee, and recchO from
Ihcr hearts the wish OF the British people
that the Queen NAV long be spared ana
| continue 10 reign for the happiness anu
welfare OF her subject.
a Terrific Explosion.
IBy Auglo-American cable TO the Dlspa|hI
MANCHESTER. June pa terrific eNpio-